1992 Washington Quarter Dollar
This item is a United States quarter dollar coin featuring the profile of George Washington on the obverse. Struck in 1992, it is composed of a cupronickel-clad copper material, typical for modern circulating American coinage. The obverse displays the word 'LIBERTY' across the top arc, the national motto 'IN GOD WE TRUST' to the left of Washington's neck, and the year '1992' at the bottom. The reverse, though not fully visible, would traditionally feature a bald eagle. Measurement-wise, it adheres to the standard specifications of 24.26 mm in diameter and a weight of 5.67 grams. The coin's color is a dull metallic silver-grey with visible signs of circulation wear, including surface abrasions, minor scratches, and a lack of original mint luster. There is no clearly distinguishable mint mark visible in this orientation, suggesting it may have been minted in Philadelphia, though Denver strikes are also common for this era. The level of detail on Washington's hair and the lettering suggests a coin in 'Very Good' to 'Fine' circulated condition, lacking significant edge damage but showing a general patina of average heavy use. This piece represents a standard example of late 20th-century American mass-produced currency.
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Estimated Value
$0.25
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Category
Numismatics / Currency
Appraised On
February 10, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.25
Item Description
This item is a United States quarter dollar coin featuring the profile of George Washington on the obverse. Struck in 1992, it is composed of a cupronickel-clad copper material, typical for modern circulating American coinage. The obverse displays the word 'LIBERTY' across the top arc, the national motto 'IN GOD WE TRUST' to the left of Washington's neck, and the year '1992' at the bottom. The reverse, though not fully visible, would traditionally feature a bald eagle. Measurement-wise, it adheres to the standard specifications of 24.26 mm in diameter and a weight of 5.67 grams. The coin's color is a dull metallic silver-grey with visible signs of circulation wear, including surface abrasions, minor scratches, and a lack of original mint luster. There is no clearly distinguishable mint mark visible in this orientation, suggesting it may have been minted in Philadelphia, though Denver strikes are also common for this era. The level of detail on Washington's hair and the lettering suggests a coin in 'Very Good' to 'Fine' circulated condition, lacking significant edge damage but showing a general patina of average heavy use. This piece represents a standard example of late 20th-century American mass-produced currency.
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